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8 MERNOUSH BANTON<br />

EXHIBIT 9 Disney’s Offerings Under Parks and Resorts<br />

Hong<br />

Disneyland Kong Tokyo Disney<br />

Walt Disney Disneyland Resort Disneyland Disney Cruise ESPN Walt Disney<br />

World Resorts Resort Paris Resort Resort Line Zone Imagineering<br />

Epcot Disneyland Disneyland Hong Tokyo<br />

Park Kong Disneyland<br />

Disneyland<br />

Disney-MGM Disneyland’s Walt Resort Tokyo<br />

Studios California Disney Facilities DisneySea<br />

Adventure Studios<br />

Park<br />

Magic Kingdom Resort<br />

Facilities<br />

Disney’s<br />

Animal<br />

Kingdom<br />

Resort Facilities<br />

Source: Walt Disney Company, Form 10K (2008).<br />

43 percent ownership in Hong Kong Disneyland, 100 percent ownership in Tokyo Disney<br />

Resort as well as Disneyland in both California and Florida. Exhibit 9 summarizes<br />

Disney’s key parks and resort holdings.<br />

Disney revenues at its Parks and Resorts division increased 7 percent in 2008, or<br />

$701 million, to $10.6 billion due to increases of $483 million and $218 million at its<br />

domestic and international resorts, respectively. Domestic Parks and Resorts revenues<br />

increased due to increased guest spending, theme park attendance, and hotel occupancy, as<br />

well as higher sales at Disney Vacation Club. Higher guest spending was due to a higher<br />

average daily hotel room rate, higher average ticket prices, and greater merchandise spending<br />

at both resorts.<br />

Disneyland Resort Paris experienced increased revenues, offset by a decrease at<br />

Hong Kong Disneyland Resort due to lower theme park attendance. Some of the increase<br />

in revenue was due to favorable impact of foreign currency translation (weakening of<br />

the U.S. dollar against the euro). Operating income from the Parks and Resorts<br />

segment increased 11 percent, or by $524 million, to $1.897 billion. Exhibit 10 presents<br />

Disney’s attendance, per capita theme park guest spending, and hotel statistics for its<br />

domestic properties:<br />

EXHIBIT 10 Disney Parks and Resorts Data (2008 vs. 2007)<br />

East Coast West Coast Total Domestic<br />

Resorts Resorts Resorts<br />

FY FY FY FY FY FY<br />

2008 2007 2008 2007 2008 2007<br />

Increase in Attendance 6% 5% (1)% 6% 3% 5%<br />

Increase in Per Capita<br />

Guest Spending<br />

3% 1% 2% 8% 3% 3%<br />

Occupancy 89% 86% 92% 93% 89% 87%<br />

Available Room Nights<br />

(in thousands)<br />

8,614 8,834 810 810 9,424 9,644<br />

Per Room Guest Spending $217 $211 $309 $287 $225 $218<br />

Source: Walt Disney Company, Annual Report (2008).

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